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Everyone Running for the Senate in Florida Is Terrible

By Kyle Munzenrieder
Jun 30, 2016

There are over 20 million people in Florida. That's a population larger than all but two other senate districts. Which means there are millions of Floridians who are technically eligible to run for senate. Theoretically, at least a few thousands of them could actually do a damn good job at...
How You Can Help Everglades National Park Win $250,000 to Finally Repair Damage From Hurricane Wilma

By Kyle Munzenrieder
Jun 30, 2016

You love the Everglades, right? Of course you do. We all live in Florida, and we all love the Everglades. It's a river of grass. A unique ecosystem not duplicated anywhere else in the entire world. A true state treasure. Would you like to help the Everglades Nationa Park? Of...
David Beckham: Please Make Your Soccer Team as Miami as Hell

By Kyle Munzenrieder
Jun 30, 2016

Close your eyes and consider the "Miami aesthetic." You're probably seeing a crazy screensaver-like melange of palm trees and flamingos floating by in a sea of unapologetically bright pastels. Perhaps the pink and teal of the Miami Vice logo are prominent. The geographic whimsy of Art Deco and Miami Modern...
Will Florida Even Be a Swing State This Election?

By Kyle Munzenrieder
Jun 29, 2016

Hillary Clinton has a better chance of winning the traditionally deep red state of Texas than Donald Trump has of winning perpetually purple Florida. That's at least according to one metric of FiveThirtyEight's just debuted 2016 Election Forecast. That's how bad things are looking for Donald Trump in the Sunshine State (his own...
Florida Man Sues Apple for $10 Billion, Claims He Invented iPhone in 1992

By Kyle Munzenrieder
Jun 29, 2016

As a young man back in 1992, Thomas S. Ross drew up plans for a then-futuristic handheld gizmo he dubbed the "Electronic Reading Device." He envisioned it as a way for people to read novels, check the news, and view pictures and even videos, but also dreamed that the device...

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